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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1414, 16 June 1884, Page 4

ruDUi iNOtcec. SPECIALITY SPECIALISTS"" Draw on Nature— she compels you to : honor the acceptance. rnHTKTY veirs sin.-e. when Dr. -Smith | fir.st cummer. <-e-.l practice here, it was thouulit by ireiicnl men, that io be a Specialist was rieroyat-TV to ihe profes sonai man, Hit this like m >st other innovatioi.s insciiitific and lay niHilors W^s found rather to aid tlmn to • e " infra di^' to that pro e<sion, wherein tlie speciality was practised. Lnllemnnw anH HicnrH, in frame, B»>d Ac«cn, in Kni-land were for ypHrs erie J dnwn by .thrir medical brctliern. Now ami for ninny p'ist yearn they hure (><en looked up to, and quoed by every nitn who pretends to have any kiriwerlge of the particular branch of thr profession which these gentlrm i n speeiially devoted themselves to. It was the same with Kra.sinus Wilson, the "Skin Doctor," . recently knighted by Her Majesty, . - ; , , ■- r Years since, it was. the, same with D". L. L Snii'li, of Melbourne, who pract'se.l (a---did Lallemaiul and liicor<l) as a sjei'ialist In sill tases of diseases and habitst which prorluce symptoms of Nervous Affections : ()t Skin Erupti"iis,')f I'rostr nion.and inaki' human beiiifc.s, in virile, or which unfit ti.em i"e nirry on the purposes of their being or which denioiistraies itself, on the oilier band/in furii'p'.ire Di-eases and Sec->ndiry Forms of 4ffei'tions. In all of thpse cases how lioce.*B*iry it is to have the Specialis 1 wlio \\an <levoie t his whole I'iteiiine to the >tudyinn and practising in this one branch of his prolession P Hence, row, after so many years, all minut ffl are f«mili=ir to him, and symp'onis wliich (it is nut unreasonable to B'ipp si) may not strike the General Practitioner at once, now from constant practice and oh»e:valinn make i>r. L. L. Smith master of tbe subj-ct. '1 lie medical profession — that is, the more libera -minded of (hem — li >ve hkewi:>6 'eci.'K'iisc I lite fact, nnd Specialists now in every brnntili — oculist, aurisis, syi hilic, mental diseases, chest diseases, and in fact etery portion of t : ie human 'rane, has n^W" some member ot the proUssinn who devou-s his tune to thai, and tu none other. For instance, the '• chest doctor" would on no acconut all end an accnuchment, an<l the ocu ist would not tliink of 83'tinij a brokm. !<■# ; but each would advice his patient to ijo._ to. that doctor who is hi >st lauied for trening the disease ivquirinp special tikill. Dr. L L. s^cuith asks those who require treatment for Weakness, Prostra ;on, ..Barrenness, and Sterility, whose frames an-l wliO'U constitutions art* shattered, (o consult With as' an experi — thirty (3 1 )) yearspractice in the colony, wit ha practice exieudinu thn>uiihi>ui not only tbe Op/on e< pu' in India, Fij', and even in Enylancl, he claims outjlit to be sufficient loeau'so every man or wouian rrqur.iuK su«li skill as is alluded to ;.buve, to consult him either personally or by Ic-tter. As a f*ypli:loi£rapher no other medical ■ man as -' t>»en ah e to have such hir^f expenein'e us lie pox^e-se-t, and lor oilier ulhed affections — such as Nervous disease — no one hi I lie profession has eiijij'ed s<i uiucli public cuufi Jeucc. Dr L. L7 SMITH. consultation fkk (l>y letter) £1 MtulUMii>s> iippropriat-iy pacUeil an I lorwaidcl all over the civilised DR. L. iT SiVUTU 182 Collins SrußhT East, AIELBfJuitNE FOR TIIK BLOOD 13 TU E LIKH." — See Deuteronomy, chap, xii., verse 23. 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